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Cadence Virtuoso 6.16 model cards

DigitalOsama
DigitalOsama over 11 years ago

Dear All,

I'm using Predictive Technology Model (PTM) model cards on cadence virtuoso 6.16, and drawing the characteristics ( Ids vs Vgs) of nmos and pmos, but I'm getting the characteristics of pmos like nmos (which is wrong), do anyone know what is the reason of that wrong behavior?

Thanks,

Osama

 

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    DigitalOsama over 11 years ago
    Hi Andrew Beckett,

    Yes it's.

    Here is the model:

    http://ptm.asu.edu/modelcard/PTM-MG/modelfiles/lstp/7pfet.pm

    I'm using Cadence virtuoso 6.1.6 and MMSIM12, kindly find the input.scs spectre file.

    Thanks,
    Osama
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    DigitalOsama over 11 years ago
    Hi Andrew Beckett,

    Yes it's.

    Here is the model:

    http://ptm.asu.edu/modelcard/PTM-MG/modelfiles/lstp/7pfet.pm

    I'm using Cadence virtuoso 6.1.6 and MMSIM12, kindly find the input.scs spectre file.

    Thanks,
    Osama
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